How to Plan a Couples Only Vacation

You're having a special anniversary or maybe you just want some time alone with your significant other. You now need to plan a couples-only vacation.

Difficulty:

Moderate

Instructions

1. Check out the Internet for couples-only vacation spots (see Resources). There are many such as Sandals, which offer couples' vacations for one all-inclusive price.

2. Visit a travel agent. There are cruises that cater to couples only and other packages through travel agents. The cruises often offer one price for everything.

3. Look for spots in your own area. Some vacation spots like Caesars in the Pocono's in Pennsylvania offer deluxe accommodations for a night, a weekend or longer. They are also all-inclusive.

4. Newspapers and local papers can give you ideas of nice getaways for discounted prices. Therefore, if you are limited to a budget you may be able to find a great deal that isn't too far to go.

5. Arrange for a suite in a local hotel. If you are looking for a romantic getaway that involves only a short period of time, you can choose a place that offers you all the accommodations of a home away from home, but without the kids.

Tips & Warnings

• Just because you plan a couples only vacation doesn't mean you can't take the kids with you. There are babysitters or social directors for your children provided in many resorts.

• A couples only vacation can be one night or longer depending on what you need to rejuvenate yourself.

Resources

• Sandals official site.
• Escape to Eden Vacations.
• Cottages on the Creek--Tariffs.